Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

GA large, fine new N. E. church ir York
IS being built on lot bought before the
war by Rev. }. A Ross, Of Lack tow nship,
who there had a mission station on i, AT
that time. large, elegant window has
been put in witA-the inscription, ssIn honor
OF Rev. J. A. Ross.''
Hon. John J. Patterson of this place. and
NJ IS Mildred NJ. Franks, were married at
the home of the bride, at watervIlle, Wis
consiu, on the 2nd inst. We join the Colo
nel's numerous friends IN suniata, in extend=
ing congratulations and best wishes for the
happiness OF their distinguished fellow citi-
zen and his bride.
List OF letters remaining in the Pat
terson, Pa. post office, Nov. L, 1887,
uncalled fo-. LETTERS Mrs. s Bosh-
en-, Cuddy j. Harris, Mr.. Naeeeli, Mr..
j Sawton. POSTAL CARDS. Mr.. Nelson
Groce, Mr.. II. w. Sample, John A
Simontin, Mr.. VIM. Stewart.
Parties asking for the above will
please say they are advertised.
Howard KIRK, p. VI.
The Jail officers, were badly scared last
sunday when they found six dynamite
bombs in box under a lot of newspapers
in the room of Lingg one of the condemned
Chicago snarchints. There is no telling
how Lingg got the bombs or Just what he
wanted to Go with them. II is hardly prob
able that he wanted to blow himself into a
warmer climate. There is no class of men
who love life better than the murderous
Anarchists
Anarchist Engel, was discovered PROSTATE
and suffering from dose of laudanum last
Saturday night. He was given an emetic
and was walked by the doctors and attend
ants till he was out of danger. His attempt
At suicide led to the search that discover
ed the bombs IN Linggs cell. The bombs
II Is believed were passed in to Lingg in a
! fancy soap box. The Anarchists say the
bomb business Is a set up on Lingg, and
the whole Pa-ty.
Lust ofletters uncalled for remaining
in the post office at MIfflintown, Pa,
Oct 81, 1887. Persons calling for let
ters in this list will please ask for ad
vertIsed matter: LETTERS. /. Batmin,
Ettie Bardell Annie Jacobs, John Van
Ormer, Jr, franklin Rhamon, John Il
Patterson, Isaac Lingaese, Elizai kaugh-
man, L. Bell, r. T. Barber, W. II.
Steadman. Mary Speskman, FRANKLIN
Shannon, F. f. MYERS, Lula j. kurtZ.
POSTAL CARDS Niss Jennie Smith,
Rev. j. 7. Rurrel. VIM. Reed
| CHAS CRAWFORD. p NJ
Petty thieving seems to be the order oi
the night in Patterson. A few nights age
some one entered the house of Mrs. Con-
nor. and was seen by her daughter Mollie
Just As he was about to enter the room
door. Che screamed and the burglar rar
down stairs. When they went down tbs
door stood open, where he ran out and 1
window was hoisted where he entered
About the same time G. W. Wilson's resi-
dence was entered and their cellar denudeC
ofeatables. Lucien Louder's house wa
broken into ard his pantaloons taken frou
his room down stairs ana the whole hous
ruma-ed, as was also the residence of W
Il. Nc Donald Tribune.
On last Friday forenoon quarrel tool
plsce between four Patterson boys age,
between aud 10 years, that resulted in
cinder throwing fight that wound up in III
injury OF two OF the participants and the ar
rest Of the other. Three OF the boys are name
Paunabaker and the other Hagan. The trou
be started about throwing water One {
the Paunabakers was cut in the forehea
es4t aaalL er in the. back OF his head by cir
and battery was brought by Mrs. John Par
nabaker. The parties appeared before SPUR
J. Is. NJ. Todd on Saturday afternoon. Th
Justice recommended them to settle it b,
tween them selves. This was brought aboI
by Hagan's father paving costs aud gIviu
bail tor the future good behavior of h
son.
The Williamsburg cOrresp oRdent I
the Altoona Tribune last week says
, The wild goose storm OF last week Wi
the means of bringing some large focl
Of Wild geese aud ducks around. Or
s.ose was shot that measured sevt
feet two inches from the tip OF on
. wing to the TIP of the otner aud fou
70 and one half from the point OF II
toes TO the point of the osck-
weighed 10 pounds. Asother fe
against tha headlight cf engine No. =
p Engineer Snyder says 1t almost knoel
: ed the light off. 1t happened nei
- Reese's station. There was also larl
a lot OF wild ducks shot. Men who can
distinguish wild from tame had eett'
,. stay AT home. Two as nice hJeks
- tame ducks as ever foated were almo
n entirely anihIlated by some of tue p
hunters. but We cannot believe an.
thing else than that they were sh
purpUsely. They had better sing muI
for any Que who was guilty OF sue
malicious shooting and L. found o.
, will be called on by Mr. Smith
Raades to make restitution or feel Il
ft,Il ~ the law